The U.S. Treasury has, for the first time, explicitly acknowledged that lawful users of digital assets may turn to crypto mixers to protect their financial privacy on public blockchains. The language, contained in a March 2026 report to Congress, does… Read More »US Treasury Opens Door to Regulated Crypto Mixers for Financial Privacy
Sam Bankman-Fried is asking for a new criminal trial, arguing that FTX was not a black-hole of missing money but a solvent business caught in a liquidity crunch. His latest motion hinges on a striking claim: that as of FTX’s… Read More »Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bid for a New Trial: Why a Claimed FTX ‘Surplus’ May Not Change the Verdict
In France, what should have been just another internal government database query turned into the starting point for a violent home attack. A tax worker in Bobigny allegedly turned her access to state systems into a side business, compiling dossiers… Read More »How a French Tax Worker Turned Crypto Databases into a Weapon for Violent Criminals
Ledger customers awoke on Jan. 5 to a familiar but still deeply unsettling message: a third-party payment processor, Global-e, had been breached, exposing names and contact details tied to hardware wallet orders. No seed phrases, no payment cards, and no… Read More »Ledger Data Breach Exposes Customer Identities, Not Crypto — Why That Still Matters